In recent years, the financial technology industry has experienced a significant shift towards a more sustainable and grounded approach. As highlighted by industry executives and investors at the Money20/20 event in Amsterdam, there seems to be a consensus that the sector has reached a “bottom.” The days of reckless venture capital investments in startups with
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As the US economy continues to show signs of shifting momentum, investor interest is expected to focus on the upcoming release of monthly US producer prices and weekly jobless claims data. Economists are forecasting a slight increase in producer prices in May, following a rise in April. Additionally, core producer prices are expected to advance
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The USD/CAD pair has seen a recovery near 1.3730 during the early Asian trading hours on Thursday. This comes after the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) held its benchmark lending rate steady for the seventh time in a row at its June meeting. The decision came as no surprise to market players, but the accompanying
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The ASX 200 experienced a modest gain of 0.53% during the Thursday morning session. This increase was mainly driven by positive movements in iron ore and gold spot prices, as well as stable performance in WTI crude oil. However, the overall impact of commodity price fluctuations on the market was mixed, resulting in a varied
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Recently, crude oil prices have seen a remarkable recovery, starting a strong upward trend that took them above the $75.00 resistance zone. This surge in prices was accompanied by a break above a key bearish trend line with resistance at $74.90 on the 4-hour chart. The price not only climbed above the $73.50 and $74.50
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The recent softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data has had a significant impact on the foreign exchange market, particularly in Asia. While most Asian currencies were firm against a weakening dollar, the yen struggled ahead of a Bank of Japan meeting, and U.S. policymakers signaled that rates would remain high for the foreseeable future. Following the U.S.
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